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New Mexico becomes 17th state to legalize recreational marijuana use

✅ SIGNED: Special Session HB 2, legalizing adult-use cannabis in New Mexico! This legislation is a major, major step forward for our state. Legalized adult-use cannabis is going to change the way we think about New Mexico for the better – our workforce, our economy, our future. pic.twitter.com/rosl1AJm6t Michelle Lujan Grisham (@GovMLG) April 12, 2021 The law will also let people with previous marijuana convictions expunge their records and allow people currently serving a sentence for a marijuana-related crime to be eligible for resentencing, according to a report by Vox. New Mexico legalized marijuana for medical purposes back in 2007. Recreational cannabis is legal in 16 other states and Washington, D.C. The signing in New Mexico follows similar measures approved in New York and Virginia, the latter being the first southern state to embrace recreational cannabis.

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Kiss of death : Advocates warn Democrats voting bill could harm immigrants

Kiss of death : Advocates warn Democrats voting bill could harm immigrants Sahil Kapur © Provided by NBC News WASHINGTON Some immigration lawyers and progressives warn that a provision in Democrats sweeping voting-rights legislation risks inadvertently harming immigrants if it becomes law. Their concerns reflect a debate among progressives about whether to amend the bill, and they have created tension between two of the party s priorities maximizing access to the ballot box and supporting immigration as the Democratic-controlled Senate returns from recess this week and debates it. Democrats who wrote the House-passed For the People Act want to require states to automatically register people to vote at times like when they apply for driver s licenses or state identification unless they opt out.

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Martin: Time to return to legislating

Martin: Time to return to legislating Martin: Time to return to legislating State Sen. Henri Martin April 08, 2021 10:02AM On Tuesday, March 30, Connecticut lawmakersÂ granted final legislative approval to extending Gov. Ned Lamontâs emergency powers during the COVID-19 pandemic to May 20. The Democratic-controlled Senate voted along partisan lines, 24-10. State Sen. Henri Martin (R-31) issued the following statement following the senate votes on HB 6672 and LCO 6253 Senate Amendment A: âI want to be crystal clear about my vote today. This is not about the validity of the pandemic. It is time for us to resume our responsibility as legislators. âNow with over a year under our belts managing through this pandemic as a state, there has been ample time to determine which executive orders need to be ratified by the legislature and which can simply lapse.

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NY lawmakers near deal to raise taxes on wealthy, boost school aid

NY lawmakers near deal to raise taxes on wealthy, boost school aid
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Beware The Employer Risks Nesting In President Biden s Comprehensive Immigration Reform Bill - Immigration

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. At the urging of President Biden, two members of Congress - Senator Robert Menendez and Representative Linda Sanchez - introduced companion 353-page bills last month in the Senate and the House entitled the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021. Presented as a comprehensive modernization of our nation s long outdated immigration laws, this proposed legislation - uniformly lauded by Democrats and opposed by Republicans - features many provisions that U.S. employers may welcome, including, as this White House Fact Sheet details, a path to legal status,

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